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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1903
Page
3
A local store advertises numerous bargains with the slogan Nothing old Everything New and Fresh. Customers are invited to stop in to view goods, with no charges for showing items. The misspelled memorandum mentions various social visits and a celebratory gathering at a country home with cream cake oranges and punch, listing attendees from nearby towns.
Louisiana notes a steady social pace with visits from Miss Clarinda and Miss Doug lacs of St Louis and Miss Lily Peach from St Louis. The 30th anniversary of the A M E church draws a large crowd. a hay ride to Calumet follows with residents Izora Lindsey Lena Johnson and others attending. Hazel Williams hosts a unique party on Alabama Street.
Tarek Curd of Topeka visits his mother at Crargetown after a long absence. Kt Owsley of Pueblo Colorado plans a vacation with Uncle George W Gustey six miles north of the city. Mrs Mary Hudson and baby visit Emma Boyd on N Moniteau. Gi Taylor of Virginia City is a cousin to Wm Curd at Emma Boyd's nursing a sprained ankle. Two year old son of Chas Guailir drowns in a well while mother prepared to go to Georgetown. Burial Monday at Lla 4 in Gee ltown remitery. Gio Owsley, a thrifty farmer, cuts 40 acres of wheat between 1 and 18 j bt. He owns 70 acres of land six miles north of Sedalia.
The funeral for John Edward Koln son of F Kohn the grocer was held at the residence with Ken F S.Cook officiating. A local notice notes condolences from Me and Mrs Ruto and references a scripture about the Lord giving and taking away.
A poetic meditation on earth, life, and evolution tracing mud from primordial plasma to the ascent of man. The piece surveys the ascent, the dominance of human progress, and the ultimate mortality of all beings, closed with the epitaph MUD.
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